But sometimes, polio can come back fatally later in life, which is what happens to Andy Sr. eventually recovers from polio, grow up, gets married, and has a son, the Andy we all know. Potato Head!!!) and locks them in a trunk in the attic. couldn't bare to see Woody destroyed, so in the dead of night he takes Woody and two other toys (Slinky-Dog and Mr. When a kid got polio, all of their possessions were burned to stop the spreading of disease. like a lot of kids in that period - gets polio and needs to go to a special hospital for treatment. Or did you forget the first 10 minutes of Up? Andy Sr. Long story short, Andy ends up with a Woody prototype, the absolute only Woody doll in existence (the official line was never manufactured due to a new interest in space toys). wrote the most heart-wrenching letter to the cereal company about how much he loved Woody. However, Andy Sr.'s family was poor and thus he couldn't afford the cereal. He had to send in 30 box tops to get a Woody, which unlike other Woody merchandise, wasn't available to purchase anywhere else. was a huge fan of the TV show Woody's Roundup (first seen in Toy Story 2) and entered a cereal contest to win his very own Woody doll. The 'Andy' written under his boot? That's Andy Sr.'s handwriting. Woody's backstory is long and complicated so let's start with this simple fact: Woody originally belonged to Andy's father, Andy Sr.

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